PPS Digital Laser Diode Driver
Description
The PPS Digital Laser Diode Driver is a microprocessor based unit with functionality close to that of the Touch Screen unit except that the user interface is RS-232 or USB via a laptop or desktop computer. This unit is available in CW, Pulsed, or a CW/Pulsed combination. Various Voltage and Current configurations are available as well as pulse widths and frequencies. A Q-Switch model is also available.
PPS Digital Laser Diode Driver
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Frequently Asked Questions
The PPS-120-3.5OEMCP is a 4 Channel Medical Laser Diode Driver that produces 4 outputs of 120 Volts @ 3.5 Amps. It has Analog control with a host of safety features, is water cooled, and uses Stainless Steel tubing to carry the coolant. These units are built per specification.
The PPS Analog Laser Diode Driver is a CW/Pulsed unit that can operate in the CW mode or, with a TTL level input, can also operate in the pulsed mode. It has some features of the Digital Laser Diode driver, with various Voltage and Current configurations, pulse widths, frequencies, and a Q-Switch model.
The PPS Digital Laser Diode Driver has similar functionality to the Touch Screen unit, but the user interface is through RS-232 or USB via a laptop or desktop computer, while the Touch Screen unit is interfaced through a touch screen display.
The PPS Digital Laser Diode Driver is a microprocessor based unit that can be interfaced via RS-232 or USB through a laptop or desktop computer. It is available in CW, Pulsed, or a CW/Pulsed combination, with various Voltage and Current configurations, pulse widths, frequencies, and a Q-Switch model.
The PPS series of Dual Cool Laser Diode Dummy Loads are built per application and simulate a laser diode, bar, or array. Their purpose is to test the laser diode driver being used to protect the laser. Their capacitance and inductance is close to that of a laser diode, bar or array and can be used to set up the user's equipment before actually installing the laser.